Self-paced or intranet-based training tool designed for sales and engineering professionals who wish to better understand Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL). Participation will enable a staff to make educated deployment decisions as well as position ADSL for both business and residential markets. The course provides a complete information set of ADSL's market, technology, engineering, and competition within a 2-3 hour time frame.
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Introduction to ADSL is a self-paced CD-ROM or intranet-based training tool designed for sales, marketing, and engineering professionals. It equips participants with a complete knowledge of Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) and its applications. Participants will secure an understanding of ADSL and will be able to make educated deployment decisions as well as position ADSL for both residential and business markets.
The course provides an overview of topics such as circuit vs. packet mode transmission, the status of telco outside plant equipment, alternative plant configurations, bandwidth and transmission speeds, and cable and high-speed twisted pair modem technologies.
Specific ADSL topics include deployment restrictions, central office deployment and "end-user" site wiring, separation of voice and data traffic, and a contextual look at how ADSL compares with other high bandwidth services such as cable modems, wireless access systems, and other xDSL variants.
The course also discusses the enormous impact of the World Wide Web on end- users, telecommunications companies, and Internet services providers (ISPs).
Participants consider ADSL's use for small office, home office (SOHO) applications, Internet access, and intranet applications.
The course requires 2-3 hours to complete. A basic understanding of telephony and data communications is helpful.
Benefits of Introduction to ADSL
> Provides a complete understanding of ADSL's market, technology, engineering, and competition
> Offers a complete picture of the ADSL family
> Topical organization makes learning easy
> Modular design enables just-in-time learning
> Animation and interactive testing maximize comprehension
> Stimulating graphics, animation, and audio hold users' attention
> Intuitive, graphical interface makes topics easy to navigate
The Market for ADSL
>End-user applications
>Why ISPs benefit
>How telcos benefit
>Migration strategies Technology Overview
>Service options
>Analog and digital
>Circuit and packet switching
>Bandwidth and noise
Engineering Issues
>Technical attributes and variations
>Line code standardization
>Framing
>Flow of data and voice traffic
>Equipment options
>Limitations to deployment
>Distribution modes The Competition
>Alternatives to ADSL
>Positioning of ADSL
>High-speed solutions
>Telephone service providers
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